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In this article, Chaka Chaka adds an interesting twist. Are we consumerizing IT, as we've all been saying, or are we IT-izing consumer devices? In the move to social computing, have employees really made corporate IT bend to their will, or have they been maneuvered into using their own devices as platforms for deploying enterprise IT services?

Information technology in the modern large enterprise is becoming increasingly expensive. With new IT systems going online every week and an ever-increasing range of products and systems flowing into the enterprise, there is a vital need for a governance structure to control the amount and quality of IT systems on which the business is based.

 

In this on-demand webinar, Bill Keyworth offers insight into the concrete takeaways of IT operational excellence. It's not enough to be effective and efficient within IT operations, an IT service organization needs to be recognized for the value of the IT services it provides.

Information technology in the modern large enterprise is becoming increasingly expensive.

Back in October, Oracle acquired Endeca. Last week, IBM announced it is buying Vivisimo.

I am once again back at my local McDonald’s sipping a cup of coffee and eyeing the competitive landscape that continues to change before me. This particular McDonald’s sits in Central Park, Virginia, one of the largest concentrations of retail stores in the US.

There are those lucky few: the ones who strive, thrive, and succeed in spite of the chaos and confusion in the ever-changing landscape of IT.

In past Executive Updates, I have examined various issues relating to executing mobile applications in response to increased consumer demand for access to websites via mobile devices as well as some decision frameworks for determining the best operating system for your organization's mobile applications.